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Plenum

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Insecticide

Composition:
50.0% w/w
Pymetrozine
Activity Group:
IRAC
Kumpulan 9B
(Resistance Management)
Formulation:
Butiran Terserak Air (WG)
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Plenum

Product overview

Plenum
Plenum

is an insecticide containing an active ingredient from the group of “pyridine azomethines derivatives” that acts systemically to control sucking insects such as brown recluse, whitefly and leafhopper. It acts by blocking the food channel, causing sucking insects to be unable to feed. Sucking insects will die within 1 - 4 days after spraying depending on the stage of the life cycle.

Application Rate

CropInsect PestPesticide RateSpray Volume Per HectareSpraying Period/ Attack LevelPHI
10 Liter WaterPer Hectare
Paddy
Brown Planthopper
(Nilaparvata lugens)
12.5 g250 g200 liter
The active reproductive growth stage until stalk formation
14 days
15 g300 g200 liter
The growth stage of emergence and flowering
14 days
Okra
Potato Leafhopper
(Empoasca fabae)
4 g200 g500 liter
Low pest infestation levels
3 days
8 g400 g500 liter
Low pest infestation levels
3 days
Eggplant
Whitefly
(Bemisia tabaci)
8 g800 g1000 liter-3 days
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Mixing Guide:
It is recommended to use a “hollow cone” type nozzle bearing sprayer. Fill the tank half full with clean water. Mix enough according to the recommendations set out in the dosing table and mix with one liter of clean water in a separate container and stir until completely dissolved. Then put the mixture into the sprayer tank and add the remaining clean water required and stir. Do not use at a rate higher than recommended. Do not store the remaining mixture in the sprayer tank.

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Spraying Instructions:
Spray when signs of infestation reach the action threshold level (ATL). For good control, spray thoroughly on the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. Repeat sprays every 5 days for eggplant; 7 days for okra and 14 days for rice when necessary. Do not use more than 2 sprays per season for rice and okra; 3 sprays per season for eggplant. If treatment needs to be repeated, alternate with insecticides from different groups that have different modes of action.

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